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TV on the Radio’s ‘Nine Types of Light’ Review
TV on the Radio Week (Part 1): Nine Types of Light is solid, and worth the listen. Or several.
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Queue Your Netflix with Class(ics): A Tribute to Sidney Lumet
The man with a message, director Sidney Lumet, passed away this weekend on April 9th. The living legend had been working until the end, contributing to a documentary in 2009 …
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Sandal Season: Let Your Toes Feel the Warmth
It is finally here. Yes, that’s right, spring. It has peeked its little head out from wherever it has been hiding for the past month and decided to grace us …
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The Dean’s List Discuss Mixtapes, Tour Life and Breakfast Talk
The Dean’s List, a Boston-based, Berklee-schooled hip hop trio, have created huge buzz since their first mixtape, The Drive In, dropped in late February. Now on the Animal House Tour …
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Beast in the Kitchen: Roast Beast Makes One Perfect Sandwich
Roast Beast, just past West Campus, offers the best roast beef sandwich in town. This little basement sandwich shop may look underwhelming, but its beef is serious business.
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‘Chaos’ Review: I Spy…Nothing New
The major networks have a glut of occupational scripted programs. We see police, lawyers and doctors do their jobs, each with varying levels of attention paid to their personal lives. …
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How to Build an Airplane Cake
Use this tutorial to learn how to sculpt and decorate an airplane cake.
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The Old 97’s Rile Up the Royale
The Old 97’s have aged since their 1993 formation — as have their fans — but it hasn’t impaired anyone’s ability to rock. The four-piece alternative country band played a …
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“Our Future Boston” Looks to Improve A College Town
With over 200,000 students in the Boston area and issues from student housing to transportation escalating, “Our Future Boston,” an open forum between students and a panel of experts discussed what can be done to improve the city for students on Tuesday
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The Tea Party is Crying
YouTube star Kory Shore’s innocuous song, “Crying for America,” is just one more thing standing between productive political conversation in this country.
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Visiting Chef Series Gives Students a Taste of Fenway
One magical night each semester Boston University’s dining halls are transformed into a kind of food haven by the Dining Services Visiting Chef Series. In other words, they’re the two nights a …
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